Giants Rally Past Braves To Take Lead In Series
San Francisco rallied in the death inning to edge Milwaukee 4-3 Friday night, moving a half game ahead of the Braves with two games left. Mike McCormick would start for the Giants against Lew Burdette for Milwaukee. the Braves believed they had clinched in the late stretch.
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Striders poised to win third AAU Spike title in Boulder
Southern California Striders lead the National AAU track and field championships in Boulder with 79 points as eight champions are crowned. Soth, Truex, and Lawrence contend in the 10,000 meters while Norton and Howard win sprints and hurdles, moving toward Pan American selections in Chicago and Philadelphia.
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Houston
al Lawrence
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Truex
Farry O'Brien
Dave Travis
Dallas Long
Ray Norton
San Jose State
Dick Howard
New Mexico
Norton
Robby Morrow
Morrow
Giants Rally In Extra Inning To Top Braves
A-7 i Bruton homered to start the frame but the Giants answered in the tenth. Jack Brandt cleared the bases with a single after Willie Mays and Orlando Cepeda had reached, lifting New York to a 4 2 win as 22 984 fans left the stadium. Sad Sam Jones and Bob Mullah hurled a duel until the late innings. Fred Haney attempted to pull McMahon for a double play but the plan failed.
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Sports on Radio and Television Highlights
Brief sports notes describe radio and TV coverage of recent games. Mentions teams and announcers in a compact, period-voiced item, noting broadcasting details and events without graphic detail.
Aud Box Office Open For Tyson Patterson Bout
The Municipal Auditorium box office remains open all day to sell tickets for the closed circuit debcast of the Patterson Johansson heavyweight title fight Thursday night. Tickets are priced from 310 to 6 and may be secured by calling HE 6 2542.
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Patterson – Sohansson
Dodgers Top Reds 6-2 on Craig Comeback Victory
Roger Craig pitched 136 belts in a strong return for the Dodgers, holding Cincinnati to five hits and two runs as Chicago’s Dodgers rallied from a 7-0 deficit to beat the Reds 6-2. Duke Snider homered twice and Charlie Neal’s prior recall spurred the rally, with Walter Alston praising Craig as a pitcher after longtime reputation as a thrower. Don Zimmer left the game hurt, but Pinson’s defensive catch saved an extra-base hit.
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Don Zimmer
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Dodgers face staff depth as Crug cat returns
Lederer notes Crug cat’s return could stabilize Dodgers pitching with six viable starters. Alston can deploy any option in spot roles or to close tight late innings, leveraging depth built for a demanding schedule.
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Nitehawks Seek Revenge In Long Beach Doubleheader
The Long Beach Nitehawks aim to rebound tonight at Park Avenue Field against 6-5 Bob Bomat of Portertain Pacific Forge of Polmona after a 4 7-8 loss in a slow pitch charity doubleheader. Proceeds support the Walter Seall Scholarship and future Naval Shipyard Employes training programs.
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Silky Sullivan Delivers Big Day at Hollywood Park
Silky Sullivan and jockey Willie Shoemaker dominate at Hollywood Park in the Monterey Purse. The colt, with Starmaker aboard, overcame a 12 length deficit to win the eight furlong race, as Shoemaker adds multiple victories to widen his lead over Johny Longden to 40 wins versus 35.
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Unclear Sports Schedule Fragments From Local Page
Fragmented OCR sports calendar shows softball and baseball entries with unreadable team names and venues. The readable items list generic locations and teams but lack coherent matchups or dates, making precise summarization difficult.
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